Women's Slippers - Free Crochet Pattern
Let me think. How many slippers have I made to fill my family's Christmas order? Yes I know. It's just that I have been so busy drawing for my Etsy Shop that I haven't had much time for crocheting.
I did manage to complete another pair of women's slippers and I even wrote the crochet pattern for you.
Starting at the Toe
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I did manage to complete another pair of women's slippers and I even wrote the crochet pattern for you.
Materials
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1 skein of yarn (364 yards) for the main color; yarn weight: worsted 10 ply (medium 4).
Small amount of yarn in second color.
5 mm crochet hook
Tapestry needle to sew in the ends
Scissors
1 skein of yarn (364 yards) for the main color; yarn weight: worsted 10 ply (medium 4).
Small amount of yarn in second color.
5 mm crochet hook
Tapestry needle to sew in the ends
Scissors
Pattern
Starting at the Toe
Row 1 – CH 1 and 8 HDC in the first
chain from the hook. Join with a SS.
Row 2 – CH 1 and 2 HDC in each stitch
around (16 stitches). Join with a SS.
Row 3 – CH 1 and 2 HDC in the next
stitch and 1 HDC in the next stitch. Continue with 2 DC in the next stitch and
DC in the next until you reach the end (24 stitches). Join with a SS.
* This
pattern will fit a foot size of about 7 or 8. You can make the slippers larger
by simply adding rows at this point. Each row equals approximately a half size.
So, for a size 9, add two rows.
Fold the
slipper in half, using the seam created when joining the rows with a SS. This
will be the bottom of the slipper.
Join the
yarn two stitches in. This leaves a total of 4 stitches on the top that aren’t
worked.
Row 10 to
Row 17 – HDC in
each stitch across. CH 1 and turn.
* This
pattern will fit a foot size of about 6 or 7. You can make the slippers larger
by simply adding rows at this point. I believe each row will equal about a half
size. So, for a size 8, add two rows.
Row 18 – HDC in each stitch
across. Tie off.
Back of Heel
Using a tapestry needle, sew the back heel of the slipper together with the long end of yarn. Just weave the yarn through and tie off at the bottom. Weave in the extra yarn on the bottom of the slipper with the tapestry needle.
Using a tapestry needle, sew the back heel of the slipper together with the long end of yarn. Just weave the yarn through and tie off at the bottom. Weave in the extra yarn on the bottom of the slipper with the tapestry needle.
Row 19 – Join second color at back of heel. You are now
working along the top edge of the slipper. CH 1, 31 SC all the way around the
top edge (32 SC in total around top edge). Join with a SS.
Row 20 to Row 24 – CH 1 and SC in the next 31
stitches. Join with a SS.
Row 25 to Row 32 – CH 2 and HDC in the next 31
stitches. Join with a SS.
Row 33 – CH 2 and HDC in the next 31 stitches. Join with a SS. Tie off and weave
tail into slipper.
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Bye for now.
Wishing you the best, Darlene
Bye for now.
Wishing you the best, Darlene
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so cute! these crochet slippers look just like my tennis shoes (well except for color). I work @ home so were slippers all day :) Thanks for the free crochet pattern!
ReplyDeleteThey are cute aren't they! I am pleased how they turned out.
DeleteI love the gray and blue colors for these. I'm always so impressed when I see such great crochet projects.
ReplyDeleteThanks Beverly. My granddaughter picked the colors.
DeleteGreat slippers. I love anything that's crochet. Thanks for sharing your pattern.
ReplyDeleteThanks Sherry. There are some pretty awesome crochet projects out there!
DeleteThese are really cute. They remind me of football cleats, for some reason.
ReplyDeleteThanks Lisa. It's probably the stripes running around the slipper.
DeleteLove these!! My daughter is the handy one with a hook and I'm going to have to share this pattern with her . . . thinking I may have some new slippers for Mother's Day! Thanks for sharing your pattern Darlene!
ReplyDeleteThanks Laurie. New slippers would be wonderful for Mother's Day. I would have to myself a pair.
DeleteI love the colors of your slippers. I will have to try and crochet some sometime.
ReplyDeleteThanks for joining and sharing this at Cooking and Crafting with J&J.
showed my granddaughter my yarn stash and she picked the colors.
DeleteI really love your pretty slippers you made! I would love to try and make them someone.
ReplyDeleteTFS this at Cooking and Crafting with J&J.
These are such cute slippers, Darlene. I'm going to make them for my daughters. Pinning now.
ReplyDeleteThanks Susan. I'm going to have to make a pair for a boy so your son can get one too.
DeleteHaha, so cute!
ReplyDeleteThanks for joining Cooking and Crafting with J & J!
Thanks for the party Jess.
DeleteI love these adorable slippers! Thank you for sharing with us at #HomeMattersParty
ReplyDeleteThank you Michelle for the wonderful compliment and for hosting the party.
DeleteThanks for sharing at Funtastic Friday!
ReplyDeleteAnd thanks for the party.
DeleteThese slippers are super cute! Great color combo! I want a pair!
ReplyDeleteI am curious about how to do the laces and the 2 blue stripes in this slipper pattern.
ReplyDeleteI feel dumb, but how many chains to you start with for the foundation row? The pattern starts with chain 1 and then 8 HD in the first chain from hook??? There's only 1 chain? I'm confused..please explain. Thank you
ReplyDeleteCan't wait to make these. Thank you for sharing.
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